A Brief History of the Log Cabin Block

The Log Cabin block is steeped in history, with its roots tracing back to the early days of America. It emerged prominently during the mid-19th century, around the time of the American Civil War. The pattern's name is derived from the traditional log cabin structure, a symbol of home, security, and pioneering spirit. Each block represents a log cabin's floor plan, with a central square symbolising the hearth, the heart of the home.

 

The Timeless Charm of the Log Cabin Quilting BlockQuilting, a craft as old as the hills, carries with it a rich tapestry of history, creativity, and cultural significance. Among the myriad of quilt blocks, the Log Cabin block stands out as one of the most enduring and beloved patterns. Its...

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Celebrating Creativity with Michael Miller Fabrics: A Journey into Kitsch and WhimsyStep into a world where creativity knows no bounds, where vibrant colours dance and patterns come to life. At Sunnyside Fabrics UK, we're thrilled to shine the spotlight on Michael Miller Fabrics, a beloved name in the realm of...

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Exploring the Merits of Long and Fat Quarters for PatchworkIn the world of patchwork sewing, the debate between long quarters and fat quarters is as quintessentially British as a cup of afternoon tea. But what exactly sets these two fabric cuts apart, and how do they influence your sewing projects?...

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